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Please consider supporting the Haslam family whose home on Long Pond Road suffered extensive fire damage, and a loss of all their possessions, on April 23rd.  There is a BBQ fundraiser being held on May 17th, and for those who

Please join us in thanking and acknowledging the service of  Administrative Assistant Kim Morrison on Administrative Professional’s Day.  Kim has served our town in her current role for over 20 years, and is a critical part of our team.  She

Please join us in recognizing our communications staff during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (NPSTW), which is held annually during the second week of April, to honor public safety telecommunicators for their commitment, service, and sacrifice. On behalf of the

A mix of sleet and snow late afternoon / evening will be followed by rising temperatures and heavy rain.  Wind gusts may be up to 60 MPH, with the potential of power outages in our area.  Please contact National Grid

Please be aware that individuals operating in our area have been robbing unsuspecting victims, often the elderly, of their jewelry. These individuals, a man and woman, are known to travel in a team and call victims over to their vehicle

Today we honor all those who served our country in all U.S. wars, past and present.  Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

Weather permitting, National Grid will begin inspections of high power transmission lines via helicopter this week. The inspections are expected to take around 2-3 weeks to complete. There will be low flying helicopters while they conduct these inspections.

Tyngsborough Police offer Halloween Safety Tips TYNGSBOROUGH — During Halloween festivities this weekend, Chief Richard D. Howe and the Tyngsborough Police Department ask that the community put safety first, especially for those who plan on trick-or-treating or who will be out at night. Halloween, which